Pearl River High School goes to remote learning after positive test
Officials say remote learning will begin tomorrow and continue through Wednesday, Oct. 21.
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Oct 12, 2020, 4:42 PM
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Updated 1,457 days ago
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369ds agoA student at Pearl River High School has tested positive for coronavirus.
Due to the number of students and staff required to quarantine, the school will move to the remote model.
Officials say remote learning will begin tomorrow and continue through Wednesday, Oct. 21.
The district says it is now working with the Department of Health to contain the exposure and contact tracing is also underway.
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